According to SBS, WU are signing Brad Inman as a replacement for Burgess.

He didn’t do anything at Brisbane other than a brief run where he scored a few worldies but the more South Australians in the league, the merrier.

He was pretty good for us when he was at the Roar - I'd rather him than Golgol any day of the week!!!!

Lesiotis is rumoured to be going back to Victory.

About a week ago, Macarthur GK Luke Cukar went on trial with Hajduk Split and was called up to a Croatian u19 team camp.

Most definitely not. Fowler was involved in a controversy recently, where he was accused of making a racial remark. On top of that, East Bengal finished 9th [out of 11], with 3W, 8D, and 9L. To me: that's a failure. Their attack was toothless, their defence quite pathetic... it just seems that nobody there did their job well this season.

Peter Gwargis looks to be leaving Brighton to go back to Sweden, most likely to Malmo. Their season starts in April.

Leaving a sinking ship.

https://i.stuff.co.nz/sport/football/a-league/124512603/expiring-contracts-loom-large-for-wellington-phoenix-as-they-seek-their-first-monday-win

Jai Ingham got mutualled.

Surely will end up in the NPL.

Or back to the Vuck?

As it was mutual you’d assume he has somewhere to go?? 

Too good for npl. Vuk need more depth, especially with his speed.

He joined Filipino side United City FC, they used to be called Ceres Negros.  

I might turn to Rap.

Yep. The same ucfc  that once had tahj  minnecon and Ian ramsey when they were ceres.  Also they signed a south Korean last week . 

Plus we resigned Stephan shröck . Guy is pure class and suprised that no aleague side try to sign the guy.  A former German youth international . Clubs in s.e Asia have tried to sign the guy as well.

Rumours have started for premier league clubs looking at Souttar.  Palace, west ham and wolves have all scouted him apparently.

https://www.google.com/amp/s/www.stokesentinel.co.uk/sport/football/transfer-news/stoke-west-ham-transfer-souttar-5245867.amp

Adelaide apparently want to sign Thai international midfielder Thitipan Puangchan

https://twitter.com/tl_central/status/1377136707745685508?s=21

He's on around $50k/month in Thailand, so I'd be astounded if you guys sign him tbh.

He's earning around US$30k/month playing in the Philippines, where he never has to get out of cruise control. I don't think the guy has any desire to leave the Philippines either, as multiple Thai sides have tried to sign him in the past and been rebuffed.

Yep he doesn't.  He got an offer from gurther furth to go back but said nope

He's never had any desire to go back to Europe, as he has to play as a fullback in Europe, whereas he's given free rein to pick his position in SE-Asia. I think he's best as a ball-winning midfielder or a box-to-box tbh.

Hence why he is playing as a cm for United city.  And for the league in the Philippines who were semi pro for a long time until the 2nd rebrand 7 years ago. 30 k us a month is better than what we manage here. 

Tbh, the standard of the Filo league would still be NPL2 standard, if not worse. I get that they're trying to improve it, but United City will continue to walk the league every year, simply because they can spend more money than everyone else. Until the Philippines finds a sustainable way to expand the league [and not shoot itself in the foot in the process], it will always be one of the more mediocre leagues in SE-Asia. The Cambodian league is considerably better [as a whole] than the PFL, albeit it doesn't have a team as impressive as United City either. The PFF still remains a thorn in the side of domestic football in the Philippines, and until there's wholesale changes within it, the league will never improve unfortunately. It's a shame, as there's a lot of potential for the Philippines.

Oh I know. I watch the matches on facey.  It's horrid but to the followers it's their game.  Football is still a minor sport despite the governing body being the oldest in asia . Hell we the domestic cup is named after paulo alcantara thei pinoy/Spanish player who played for barca back in the 30's. United aka Ceres have money due to the fact it was owned by Ceres group who are a multi billion company who run transport.  It's owned by some one now iirc. Also Football is a really popular sport in the university system but doesn't translate In the bigger picture 

Murray Miller has left Rangers reserves to go on loan at Scottish league 2 club Elgin city
He just turned 19 and it’s good to be getting senior men’s football but 4th division in Scotland is a long way down the pyramid for a kid who was getting a bit of hype pre covid 

Robbie slater suggests Alou Kuol is close to signing for Stuttgart. 

Alou Kuol needs to be careful here, just seeing with recent history with other players such as McGree, Arzani, Pasquali whom went to Europe at big clubs only for them to not get what they wanted so far.

I wonder which other clubs that have looked at the young talent which has been a highlight this season, this must have seen we have a few around here...is there more to come with regards to European interest in our talent? 

Difference is, those players all stood out because of technique and skill, Kuol stands out because of pace and power. Those are things which really differentiate players. 

Equally important also is the technique and skill which has been a common weakness with previous Aussie players.

The young breed of players coming through a different in this regard which makes It exciting but also challenging at the same time.as without the physical and mental capabilities they can still struggle with the challenges of Euro football.

Talk about Nisbet too with him also getting some Euro club interest and he's the polar opposite to Kuol, someone whom is more technical but it seems the euro scouts think he can handle the European physicality and speed of the game over there?

https://theworldgame.sbs.com.au/mariners-money-ball-stuttgart-pounce-on-kuol-nisbet-attracting-european-nibbles